Within the BlueLightS project – “EnLIGHTening Future Schools to Deliver BLUE Sustainability in Europe”, funded by the European Union through the Horizon Europe Program, students of the 2nd grade D, coordinated by teacherfor primary class Liliana Iancu, continue to discover the world through authentic and valuable experiences.
🌊 In April, on the occasion of Bird Day, the little explorers carried out an exciting research activity on the biodiversity of the Black Sea, within the SHORE – BlueLightS project.
🔍 The activity began with the observation of the cliff arranged to prevent landslides, but also of plants specific to dry areas, such as sand whirl, scum and acacia.
🕊️ The students identified a small colony of seagulls and watched the sea otters fishing near the pier. Curiosity led them further to the discovery of marine life forms: sea crabs and green algae.
🐚 The stars of the research were mollusks – mussels, clams, Rapana snails and the beaded snail. The children also learned about the existence of two protected species of shells, Donacilla cornea and Donax trunculus, even discovering shells brought by the waves to the shore.
📚 All the information, observations and photos taken will be used to create creative lapbooks, which will reflect their learning experience.
🌱 We learn by exploring, we protect by understanding!
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